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E is for Easy Riders, Experiments and Electric Prunes

The Electric Prunes name isn't sexy - official, so says Marc and Rob.

• 22 mins

F is for Funkadelic, Fairport and Flowers

Flowers in Your Hair - a band wagon song - discuss.

• 21 mins

G is for Groundhogs, Garcia and Grace Slick

There's music and stories from The Grateful Dead, Grace Slick and war hero Bill Graham.

• 22 mins

H is for Hendrix, Head and Hapshash

Music from the Monkees and Jimi Hendrix as we travel through the letter H.

• 23 mins

I is for International Times, Iron Butterfly and Incredible String Band

Highlighted - In The Park with the Rolling Stones - the ultimate free gig - 5th July 1969

• 23 mins

J & K are for Jefferson Airplane, John's Children and Kevin Ayers

How much do you not know about Jefferson Airplane - find out in this episode.

• 21 mins

L is for Love, Lewis Carroll and Lucy In The Sky

Lucy, Leaves, Love. All contained in this here information hot bed.

• 22 mins

M is for Move, Monterey and Moby Grape. Part 1

Movin' moody middling bunch of grapes - that'll be M part 1 then

• 22 mins

M is for Moody Blues, Misunderstood and Magical Mystery Tour. Part 2

Middling, moody, misunderstood and magical - that'll be M part 2 then.

• 22 mins

M is for Middle Earth, Mardas and Mamas and Papas. Part 3

Mamas and The Papas deconstructed - that'll be M part 3 then.

• 23 mins

N is for Nirvana, Nice and Nuggets

N stands for naughty and nice.

• 22 mins

O is for Owsley Stanley, Other Half and Os Mutantes

O Dear ... let's see how The Other Half Live.

• 23 mins

P is for Prankster, Procol Harum and Pink Floyd. Part 1

Pigs, pipers and pranksters - that'll be P part 1 then.

• 23 mins

P is for Parliament, Pearly Queens and Pink Fairies. Part 2

In this episode, Janis, George and Trevor that'll be P Part 2 then.

• 23 mins

P is for Peel, Protest and Purple Band. Part 3

Protests, perfume and prog - Yum Yum - that'll be P part 3 then.

• 23 mins

Q & R are for Quicksilver, Roky and Rolling Stones

Quick round rolling rockies - splendid.

• 22 mins

S is for Sargeant Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band. Part 1

Exactly what it says on the tin - Sgt Pepper scrutinised.

• 25 mins

S is for Seeds, Sky Saxon and Strawberry Alarm Clock. Part 2

Strawberry sky seeds - all to be found in S part 2

• 21 mins

S is for Skip Spence, Studios and Syd Barrett. Part 3

Marc and Rob can be found skipping round the studio in S part 3.

• 24 mins

S is for Small Faces and Steve Marriot. Part 4

An episode dedicated to the Small Faces - S part 4.

• 24 mins

S is for Smoke, Shankar and Strawberry Fields. Part 5

Sitars, The Salvation Army The Krays feature in S part 5.

• 22 mins

S is for Steppenwolf, Spirit and Sly Stone. Part 6

S is for sychedelia without the P - that's S part 6.

• 23 mins

S is for Soft Machine, Simon Dupree and Side Trips.Part 7

Seriously stretched out S section concludes in this episode - Phew.

• 24 mins

T is for T. Rex, Trip and Tintern Abbey. Part 1

We get it on with T-Rextasy in T Part 1

• 23 mins

T is for Traffic, Tomorrow and Technicolour Dream. Part 2

Hairy Traffic Control, is where T part 2 takes us

• 21 mins

U & V are for UFO, Vanilla Fudge and United States of America

Alice B Tocklas, Linda Ronstadt and Dorothy Moskowitz all feature in this episode

• 22 mins

V is for Van Vliet aka Captain Beefheart. Part 1

Don Van Vliet aka Captain Beefheart- his twisted life, music and undeniable influence

• 25 mins

V is for Voorman, Vincebus Eruptum and Velvet Underground. Part 2

Velvet Underground's debut, artist Klaus Voorman & 'loud band' Blue Cheer

• 23 mins

W is for Woodstock and Brian Wilson's Beach Boys

The undisputed genius of Brian Wilson and how Woodstock became a free festival

• 23 mins

W, X & Y are for Who, Yardbirds and West Coast

The Who write a mini opera - rock on Tommy and Eric Clapton leaves the Yardbirds.

• 21 mins